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prBIIc SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES.

The graduates OF Grammar School No 63, In fremont
had their closing exercises yesterday The class num-
bered twenty-one Miss Grace H. Dodge. School Com
missioner distributed the diplomas salutaory poem
WIS read nv William t. Wright. The recitations ana
music were gwen Dy Ellie NJ. Watrons, Clarence =.
Field, James j. Deunerlu, Maude h. Bedeli Agnes Is
Wilson Iottic /. Schultz ana Adelaide t. Hoifman Inc
graduates song, sung by the class. was written ny
Florence d. Thomson. one OF the graduates haiherihe
Golfer read the yalciictOry. - ,,,..,,
The female department OF Miss kate q. bioueiich
school had It's reception yesterday AMONG thoso
r.ni we're commissioners Holt, inspector Ward Prcs
dent Hunter OF the Normal College, and superintendent
jasper.
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ahead, because saved half dollar BY not ioaning
him o dollar at first See ~ a.,
Yesterday the benevolent gentleman entered MS
friends Office with shade OF sadness manuihs nis
features
GIVE lost that mans frdondship" he said as soon as
he had seated himself
"What man 7"
"why my friend who borrowed half dollar from
me the other day. met him ON the street just now
and he refused to speak to He has been thinking
of Franklin's motto and IL mad because mad" .
dollar out Of him."
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THE rAx11c CAV TRAVEL FOUR MILES AN HOUR,

NEWPORT June p (SpeciaD.-Rear Admiral Luce the
commander OF the naval forces Of the North Atlantic
Squadron. has ordered the ships under his command
which arrived here Saturday TO be in readiness for sea
tomorrow morning. The Richmond, the flagship Cap
tain Robert Boyd the Yantc, Commander Francis NJ.
Greene aud the Gaena, Commander C. NJ Chester. sail
from here for son. The Ossippee. commander Ham,
starts direct her cruise along the Canadian coast In
order look after American interests there. Com
mander Half is able officer and Will he capable OF
settling difficulty in settlement should he
qurcd. The Yantic will have to undergo extensive re-
pairs AT the Boston yard Her boilers are IN poor cond
tion; much so, that the vessel cannot steam more
than four miles per hour
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AN IMPERIAL TENOR.
Ero,n Lfle lLcgdOn).

Tho eldest son of tho Gar, who hes Just entered IA
cIehtccntb ya,r poslesses a tonOr voice OF singular
putty ana compass He had been compelled py e
neiicscy Of his health 10 interrupt his musc stuuios
but bas been able lately te resume them ON ono
occasion no was co, giatu ated on his progress.
he answered IL sht have been very snccessi"i "a
powerful psrts. am too slender and not c*s' Ao'
hertIo
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PRIZES AT WESLEYAN UyIvER rrY.


MrppLETowS. Conn, June - oiGb.-Commencc-
ment week has opened auspicously a. could he dc
sired The weather is perfect, the number OF visitors
large. This morning Memorial Chapel was crowded for
the annual distribution Of prizes Awards were made as
follows:
DIN rhetorical prizes Herbert WEIGH Harrington history
prize A. Cole Wise philosophy prize, ietbafs Meieh
Weeks political economy pTze. ,. IL Richmond PGteo
science prize r. NJ Davenport Gooio natural history tL
H. Rich fioN ell orltOrIca prize, H. w Guss Reed ora
orica prize H. H. Beaty Camp English literature prize
A EiileIy week. logic prize Herbert Welch junior &c
bate pr r. T. u. Wells WaSley mstaphyscs prize T. w
elocntion rfle ". Hugho-i spinney Greek prize r. M
Daventort; Phi Kappa Latin prize T. NJ davenport
ce ma thamaucs prize H. A. Hl; sherman Crock prte,
T. A. Bawden; HibtaId defamation prize, II Bell; hl
Ter prize Furnol Ayres prepsraon prize r. A.
Bawden poetic prize. Herbert WEIGH squire schol
aI,hp A. Thaycr The forty eight SeneT prizes ranging
from 1885. viii be awarded IN September Twelve 10
the baals OF HE merit roll ior the year
The 81 ciass4lay exercises held on the campus
this afternoon before large and appreciatve audience
The poem by j. A. Cole the library Grafton by j. G. Rock
we'll the campus Grafton by H. Wech and the class
present,ons by w. r. Randall worthy OF partcu ar
mention The Cleo Club concert this evening sisia mel
tho high reputation which that organization enjoys
Members from all the country are gathering 10
attend the semceDteBnial celebration OF the Eclectic
FRATERNITY this Elections into the Phi Beta Kappa
arc as follows: j. A Cole r. L. Cornwall. H. L. iihey
X H. pomeroy r. III. Richmond. II. d. Rockwell j. t.
Rockwell, f. l.. Sanford, j. NJ stevens. A: W. mayer
IL WEIGH, Miss X. q. Pike, Miss j. Van Week
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, June 27-Lionel Louis Cohen Conservative,
Member OF Parliament for North Caddingt)n, Is dead
MONTREAL, June 27.-M. Charlebois, Member OF the
Provincial Parlanen ut for La Prairie, died to-day.
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HIS OPINION DIFFERED FROM THE QUEENS


A Nebraska who In the city lately picked
I'D a newspaper giving account of the CORDIAL man
ner In which Buffalo Bill Is being received In England
and said Only few months ago refused 10 get
drunk with Bill because he was rough and here he IL
being received by the crowned heads of Europe Either
tho Queen have formed wrong estimate of Bill
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BAR.
inches
80. 3
80. o

Tn tho asrram continuous the baron trio rus
tuatons Yesterday observed at ne unied STATE. sEna
The dashes indicate the empera
ts sr noted AZ II udnuts pharmacy. ais broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 2S-i A. M-Perect juno
weather prevailed yesterday, with stationary osrom
.or and xht breeze The temperature ranged between
65o and s0s. the average O2a' being - higher tAsa
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MERILLON-CLTNCH-O THURSDAY. Juno 10. At tho
Church Holy Trinity Paris by the Rev John Morgan,
and aso &C Church du Challo Joseph
Merion OF Pau, Nelly Stewart Clinch only daughter
OF Charles J. Clinch OF New-York.
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MARRIED.

Coigate's Cas- NOR. Bouquet,
absou tey pure exqusely erumed popularity unprece
denied The best for delicate skins.
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CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN,

Justice Stanley Matthews, Of the United states
Supreme Court. with Mrs. Matthews, has been in
New-Yori for several days. but went yesterday to
New-Haven to attend the Vale Commencement Tho
special occasion Of this visit is the ffteth anniser
sary Of the graduation of Chief Justice Morrison r.
Waite, who was IN the CITY on Saturday and went
to New-Haven to be present on the delivery OF the
baccalauTeatc sermon sunday. senator Evarts was
In the same class with Chief Justcc Waite and Il
to be enc Of the honc'ed guests with him at this
commencement
"Joc" Hickey Of ST. Louis, knows a good thing
when he sees it. Nearly everybody knows "Joe"
Hickey He arrived In NcwYork last Wednesday.
lie drifted through wall Street during the morning
and sold few stocks short. Thursday he was
there again. Ffdly morning he the ground
early. Friday night he had $4,000 to his credit
the profits on three days operations "Come out
TO St Louis" he said to some of the dfsconsolatc
bulls, land wen treat you wen. There's iots OF
good rasturage our way with fenccs 50 high ana
strong that bear get over or under or through
snas b. butcher has compromised with the sum-
mcr heat by putting on high white hat IL takes
away somewhat his clerical appearance, although
he retains his white nccktic. Mr. butchers face
grows broader and fuller rs his prosperity advances
He is deyOting his week days 10 profitable hnlhcier'
ing and his Sundays TO his Sunday school uitil COM
placency Is spread all over his broad countenance.
william S. Everett, of Chicago, in the city
yesterday on his way TO Lafayette College, Easton,
as the representative of the class OF 1857 TO deliver
the grafton.
Professor A. d. Iangston Of st. louis, Is here In
tho interest Of a movement started by leading col
ored citizens OF st. Louis, who propose that the
colorcd people shall signalizo the approaching en-
campmcnt of the Grand Army of the Republic at st.
Louis by becoming demonstration. The idea is to
urge ali colored posts TO be present and to invite
the cooed Teoplc In all parts OF the country 10
send delegations of representative men TO take part
In the celebration.
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THE PRESIDENT At GEOR GETOwN COLLEGE
wAsIuxGToN. Juns 27.-lrcs,lent Cleveland and otho
prominent persons occupied seats on tue p"Uorn Ut "o
commencement exercises o. Georgetown college today
Degrees were conferred GA about twenty graduates
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on the corresponding day LAST year. ana So lower than
In and near THIS city to day there win probably ~
no change in the weather.
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Ex.HIyTsrER COMFY DYING.

COLUMBUS. June ~ tSpeciaD. General James NJ Com
", formerly Editor Of The Ohio State Journal and Mins
yer 70 Honolulu under ex-President Hayes reported
% DYING at MS present homo Toledo He has Tor
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FOR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON, June 2Z.-For New-Engiand' new
York. New-Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania westerly
Winds fair weather. slight changes In temperature
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years the eminent and influential OF Ohio Re-
publcans having held many State and local positions Of
hOhop
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CLASS DAY AT LAFAYETTE COLLEGE

EAsToN, June 81 CSpeciaD.-This was class day Al
Lafayette College and the exercises on the south campus
this afternoon were witnessed by 5000 people, among
them a number OF distinguished alumni fresiaeht
Knox opened the programme with prayer. d. T. ora's
head was master OF ceremonies The performers were
tho salutatoran d. ". Kaerchor historian, j. H. Rohr-
back; poet, H. Beatty; prophet. f. IL Gutelins class
orator J. d. Winner, presentation orator, Horace Lehr
mantle orator. L. j. RANKIN; valedictorian. D. NJ Ar
mold This evening tho promenade concert took place on
the campus Last year there 1000 people present
and the campus was oyerrun. This year tickets were
issued and the number present was reduced to 5000
Governor Beaver arrived tonight.
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DIED

Notices of marriages must be indorsed wih full name
and address.
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SERMONS AT HAMILTON COLLEGE.

CLINTON, ~ " June 81 (Specidb President Dariings
sermon TO the Glass OF 1887 on the peils OF learn
Ing from Isaiah Xviii 10. He remarked that the pers OF
impracicaLity from the too large expectation OF
the college graduate nical taste aud lack Of confident
assertion The peril OF seiShness results from the
caste Of culture. All the pressing problems to-day regard
the masses. The questions OF the hour are to bo au
,wered by men OF culture. The Anal peril OF learning Is
the scepsism that results from partial view OF man
and nature The address TO the class was an earnest
appea for the devotion OF the highest scholarship to the
worlds needs The last night before the Chrsiian
Association was by the Rev DIR. Herrick Johnson, on
Christian Inauiiness lie considered the essential clio
,uent OF manncss TO be heartines, hIednsss OF oon
ylcon aggrssyeness, power OF reserve courage OF re-
nose aud self-sacrice. The Bible as nothing ese de-
Welcomed these qualities Christianity gave man perfect
ideal transforming spirit controlling motive ana an
,nsnirng hone Destructive criticism had done lis best
INF te BID remains tho matchess book the mghtiest
moral force OF the world . mi, ...,
To-day took place the prize debate. The question
Resolved That the should provide Tor higher edc
tonwas debated by the six men OF S7 who had gained tue
highest average for debates In the JUNIOR and senior
yrars s. w. Brown, &. Ii. Cole and l. ,. Colson sup
fortcd The affirmative J. s. Peck A. H. scott aud e. H.
Zimmerman the negative Tie prizes were awarded 10
8 " Grown and c. H. Zimmerman. The large number OF
alumni included such men as Senator Joseph IL
Uawley. Judge Seymour, OF North Carolina tue hcV'
Drs. johnson, Breed, Kendall Ellnwood ana Gregg
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NOTES FROM DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Charles s. Cook. instructor in physics and astronomy
Mt Dartmouth College, hes been elected professor OF
physics in the Northwestern University Evanston Ill
Professor Cook graduated from the Chandler scion
tihc Department In the class OF 20.
The quinquennal report OF the Dartmouth class OF
1857 has prepared by General Charles A. Carcon
the class secretary, and appears In neat pamphlet
The has made remarkable record In civil anu NIL
tary life
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Y HOURS: Morning.

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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DEGREES GIVEN BY THE ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE
The twenty-seventh commencement exercises OF the
St Fraucis Roman Catholic College were held in the
Rrooklvn Academy OF Music last evening Bishop
Iouehiin presided. John r. Campbell and Francis u
gave the sautaory and vnedctory addresses
respectively The degree OF A. b. conferred upon
Wiiiiam J. Donaldson, Thomas Baxter. Francis -
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House. He has dincd with Lord and Lady Alexandra
Gordon Lennox, Lord aud Lady Denbegh. Count Tore
Diaz, and yesterday have dined with Lord Hall
fax and gone on a reception at Lady Cllffords In
Queens Gate-whose husbands Jubilee Baronetcy Is a
very popular promotion among Roman Catholics; but
these had to be cancelled on Saturday In
consequence Of a command from the Queen that the
Envoy should go TO Windsor to dine and Sleep ban
Quet at the Mansion House. Royal garden party and
dinner at Lord North's wednesday are among the
engagements His Excellency has yet to fulfil Cardinal
Manning gave reception In honor Of the Envoy ON
Thursday evening. of for men only His Excel
lency is not tall but has great dignity of carriage and
his purple silk is very becoming OF prnceiy BIRTH he
is man OF dnc breeding rather than keen intellect
The Belgian Ambassador attended in courtly attire
Sir Charles Clifford received everybody's congratnla
tons his new Baronetcy. The Duke OF Norfolk
was absent, O, course The Marquis OF Ripon had a
previous engagement to talk Home Rule at Newpor~
But there were several editors and earls
HoNoRs DECLINED.
Ihear Dukedoms were declined by two MarIuses to
whom they offered but the advancement Of third
Marquis which had been suggested by Lord Salisbury
was vetoed by the Queen Several Earldoms had been
looked for by aspiring Barons and the limitation In this
rank caused bitter disappointment peeragcs were
refused, and am told three creations have been
postponed from political considerations | also hea
Of two baronetcics having been declined. n Lord
s2lsbury had created fifty new baronets he would
still have left out several candidates. There loud
howls among Mayors and Proyostsat the very scanty
number Of krighthoods which have been distributed
among this class OF aspirants.
RANDOLPH WINS HIS FIRST RACE.
Lord Randolph Churchill last week his first
at stockbrdge witha selling platter which he purchased
at auction two days previously for $50 guneas and got
rdof at loss Of 600 after winning plate of s103,
altar profitable trimmings associated Herewith In the
shspe Of bots. EDMUND YATES.
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6. J. WOOD, Madison, Ind.
march OF

ers OF orchard or garden land in small
tract Will be permitted to purchase
not to exceed five lots IN the town siJo
plats. In this way it Is designed to
establish pOpulous and thriving
communities VIII Sc growth and pros
perity shall be based upon small hold
lngs OF very fertile and highly profitable
IanhS. Ten acr.S OF this fertile land
lying lnder ciImatic conditions SO ia
VOraole 10 orchard and garden culture
may be made as profitable aud re-
spons We 10 intelligent industry as 100
or .2c acres OF land devoted AZ the
growth OF cereals. The very early a
turity OF fru Is and vegetables already
ALLUDED to will secure u the cuiiivator
the E-gnest marx pri e, wt,ile ne
roar to be coBstru ted. bel g under the
management and control of the owners
of the land TO b offered, will eff ,rc
every f.tcili for The shipment Of
fruits and vegetables, and in every re-
spec y omote the success of these
eI erpTises.
Geographically, Gapay Valley lies
imm e'iiaJelS west of the beautiful ana
thriving ClIy Of Woodland, the County
Seat of o'o c 'uuLy. lis trend is nor b.
we and SOU h-east, h ing length
Of twenty six miles and an a verage
width OF three snii Ca he creek is a
ry considerable stream of waIet. e en-
at its lowest stages, anu ever piece II
land nere1 is either intei sected or
washed upon one OF It's boundaries by
this stream of GEAR, pure alter. Gar
dens and orchards may be brought 20
the highest stage of pc .fectiCn without
irr1 gaLiop. he annual Tainf2li is
abundant for al horticutu q, pail
poses, but should irrigation be desired
Cor the purpose of t;r tduciug more than
one crop of vegetables in a single season,
or for the purpose OF producing peren-
nial crops, abundant water facilities
are al hand for that purpose
The line of the n oOdland, Cap y and
Clear Lake Railroad Compan is ing
graded from Madison, the pr sent ter
InInus of The NaCsl Valley and CLEAR
Lake Railroad, westward Through the
valley, and the road viii be equlp peo
and in running order at an early day
through its entire length. IL Is the
esign TO offer these Ian IS at rates and
upon erIns of payment which VIII
afford the highest encOuragement TO
their actual occupation by large and
in ustrious class OF people. surveys
for town, sites and subdivisions OF
these large trac OF lands are in progress
and m apps OF such surveys are in pre-
OF inouiries concerning the intention of
the Capay Wall " Land Company regar-
ding these lands, these preliminary
announcements has been deemed neces-
Sary.
For further particulars and for ma q
and descriptive circulars, or for i'm
m ediate inform alton, inquiry is direc-
ted to WM. II MILLS, Land Agent
Central Pacific Railroad Company, cor
ner Fourth and TOWNSEND streets, San
Francisco.
TIMOTHY HorKKNs Presidents,
r. =. DoUTY Secretary.
Capay Valley Land ',ompany.
San Francisco, Sept, l, 1857 --sspl-
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E. C.
ArD AGENro
Y y AND ~
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LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON Commission
z. C. MCCLELLAN.
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seected payments made on contracts or
selections, with great and promptness
applications u s.
Patent Papers made for Homestead. Presumption
or of Congress.
Will act agents parties selecting State
o them in Office until patented
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u. s. Office,
years experience in handling State and u s. Lands.
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